Tag Archives: Something Relevant

Video Review: Move Yourself by Something Relevant

by Siddharth Talwar (May 17, 2013)

Something Relevant has a history of doing really fun videos and the video for Move Yourself is no exception. Shot exclusively on their multi-city tour, it features not only shots of their live performances but also the random and comical … READ MORE >>

Posted in Guide, Non Film Reviews | Tagged Move Yourself, Siddharth Talwar, Something Relevant, Something Relevant Move Yourself, Something Relevant Music Video, Something relevant Video, Sound Box, Sound Box explores, sound box india, sound box india music, sound box mag, sound box magazine, sound box magazine india, sound box music, Sound Box Music India, sound box music magazine, sound box music trade magazine, Sound Box Team, Sound Box Trade, Sound Box Trade Magazine, Sound Box Trasw, STR, Stuart DaCosta | Comments Off

Bandstand Revival's gig on 20th April postponed

by Sound Box Team (April 19, 2013)

Owing to issues that organisers do not wish to reveal, the show scheduled on 20th April for The Revival of the Bandstand Culture Festival 2013 has been postponed. The gig was to take place at the Horniman Circle gardens, featuring … READ MORE >>

Posted in Main Story | Tagged Bandstand, Bandstand Revival Festival, Bandstand Revival Postponed, Banstand Revival, Revival, Revival of the Bandstand Culture, Something Relevant, Sound Box, Sound Box explores, sound box india, sound box india music, sound box mag, sound box magazine, sound box magazine india, sound box music, Sound Box Music India, sound box music magazine, sound box music trade magazine, Sound Box Team, Sound Box Trade, Sound Box Trade Magazine, Sound Box Trasw, Stuart DaCosta, the Bandstand Revival Fest, The Revival of the Bandstand Culture | Comments Off

How Big A Deal Is Crowdfunding In India?

by Akhila Shankar (March 26, 2013)

You don’t need to be rich. You don’t need investors. You don’t need sponsors. All you need is an excellent idea and the means to put it out there, and the community will help make it happen.This is the essential … READ MORE >>

Posted in Main Story | Tagged Aazin Printer, Akhila Shankar, Control ALT Delete, crowd sourcing, crowdfunding, crowdfunding platform, crowdsourcing, Ctrl Alt Del, Demonic Resurrection, ennui.BOMB, Rishu Singh, Sahil Makhija, shankar akhila, Something Relevant, Sound Box, Sound Box explores, sound box india, sound box india music, sound box mag, sound box magazine, sound box magazine india, sound box music, Sound Box Music India, sound box music magazine, sound box music trade magazine, Sound Box Trade, Sound Box Trade Magazine, Sound Box Trasw, Vasuda Sharma, Wishberry.in | Comments Off

A ‘grateful’ tribute to the world’s best jam band, today at blueFROG, Mumbai

by Sound Box (August 1, 2012)

Formed in 1965 in the San Francisco Bay area, Grateful Dead was one of the world’s best jam bands known for its improvisational music which was an eclectic mix of rock, folk, bluegrass, blues, reggae, country, improvisational jazz, psychedelia, and … READ MORE >>

Posted in Buzz, Indie News, Main Story, Show Case, Showcase | Tagged 70th birthday, Aazin Printer, Ankit Dayal, Anushka Jagtiani, blueFROG, F.A Talafaral, Grateful Dead, Hitesh Dhutia, Jehangir Jehangir, Jerry Garcia, Kenneth Rebello, Mumbai, Nicholas Vaz, Pink Floyd, Pradeep Matthews, Rachel Varghese, Rohan Rajadhyaksha, San Francisco Bay area, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, Something Relevant, Spud in the Box, The Beach Boys, The Beatles, The Grateful Dead, The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, The Rolling Stones | Comments Off

Romancing Rock

by Divya Naik (February 19, 2012)

Divya Naik traces the evolution of the Mumbai edition of Hard Rock Cafe Liberalization brought with it brought in cultural transformations and gradually, with time; many sub cultures started mushrooming in the metros. It brought Roger Waters to Mumbai. It … READ MORE >>

Posted in Venue Watch | Tagged Aerosmith, Agnee, Airport, Alexandra Stan, Bajaao IT, beatles, Bengaluru, Blakstratblues, Bombay Dyeing Mills Compound, Bruce Springsteen, Cassini’s Division, corporate headquarters, Cry Freedom, Delhi, Dirty Vegas, Divya Naik, DJ Roane, e Jon Bon Jovi, Elvis Presley, Euphoria, Green Day, Hard Kaur, hard rock cafe, Hyderabad, Independence Rock, Iron Maiden, Jay Sean, Jazz by the Bay, Kailasa, Led Zeppelin, Madonna, Megadeth, Motherjane, One Night Stand, Orlando, Pandurang Budhkar Marg, Paul Van Dyk, Pentagram, Performance Hall of Fame, Pritesh Prabuhne, pune, Raghu Dixit Project, Ray Ban Never Hide Sounds, resident DJ at Shiro, Rock Shop, Roger Waters, Shakira, Something Relevant, Soulmate, Suraj Jagan, Three Guys and a Girl, Top of the Rock performance award, U2, Worli, Zedde, Zygnema | Comments Off

Fireflies Festival 2012 on 19 February, Bengaluru

by Sound Box (February 12, 2012)

The Fireflies Festival of Music is a cultural experience where musicians from all over India and the world come and find a stage set under a banyan tree in an open air amphitheater, adjacent to a lake and away from … READ MORE >>

Posted in Events, Guide | Tagged Agam, Filter Coffee, La Pongal, Om Viloma ft. Amit Heri, OTO3, Safia Gharbi, Shabnam Virmani, Something Relevant, Sufi Singer from Algeria, Talavya, The Fireflies Festival of Music, The Kabir Project, Vayali Folklore Group | Comments Off

We are already swinging to the Blues – Are you?

by Sound Box (February 11, 2012)

The Mahindra Blues Festival 2012 is back – bigger and better. With Buddy Guy headlining all over again, everyone has a reason to smile for sure. An initiative or Oranjuice Entertainment, this is the third edition of the festival with … READ MORE >>

Posted in Buzz, Indie News, Main Story, Show Case | Tagged Ana Popovic, Bandra, Blakstratblues, Buddy Guy, John Lee Hooker Jr, Mehboob Studios, Mumbai, Overdrive Trio, Robert Randolph, Something Relevant, Soulmate, Taj Mahal Trio, The Mahindra Blues Festival 2012, The Sunday Blues Brunch | Comments Off

Something Relevant, Bflat, 18 Feb 2012

by Sound Box (February 10, 2012)

Something Relevant is one of Mumbai’s most colourful bands, peppered with immense and varied young talent. Boasting an impressive line up that includes trumpet, piano/keyboards, tenor saxophone, electric bass, electric guitar, congas, percussion, drums and vocals this band has already gathered momentum with a … READ MORE >>

Posted in Events, Guide | Tagged Aalok Padhye, Bengaluru, Bflat Bar, congas, drums, electric bass, electric guitar, Feels Good 2B Live, Jam Band, Jehangir Jehangir, Luis Chico, percussion, piano/keyboards, Ryan Sadri, Something Relevant, Stuart DaCosta, Tanmay Bhattacherjee, tenor saxophone, trumpet | Comments Off

Rock for a Cause with Fire on Dawson’s in Mumbai

by Sound Box (January 25, 2012)

Rock For A Cause are a group of young individuals determined to make a social change in India through the power of Music. It is a Mumbai-based Non-Profit Youth Organization that hosts charity concerts and events across India. Rock for a … READ MORE >>

Posted in Events, Guide | Tagged Cirkles, Eleventh Hour, Fire on Dawson, K J Somaiya Medical College, Non-Profit Youth Organization, Panic Attack, Radial Dispersion, Rock For A Cause, Rock for a Cause 2011, Sector 8, Something Relevant, The False Positives | Comments Off

Will it rock again?

by Divya Naik (January 20, 2012)

The Maharashtra government plans to resurrect Rang Bhavan, but as an indoor venue for staging Marathi plays. Divya Naik finds out more Reams have been written and eulogies sung in the last decade over the abrupt demise of that … READ MORE >>

Posted in Spotlight | Tagged Ambient Air Quality Standards, Azad Maidan, bandra fort, Banstand Revival, blueFROG, Bombay Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Bombay Rock Association, Chagan Bhujbal, Day Time, Don't cut me down, E-18, Farhad Wadia, High Court, Independence Rock, Jazz Yatra, Jethro Tull, Kavita Sharma, lavani, Maharashtra government, Mahesh Mathai, Night Time, Pancham Nishad, Parikrama, Pt Shashi Vyas, Public Works Department, Rang Bhavan, Ratan Tata Hospital, Sidd Coutto, Silence Zone, Silent Zone, Something Relevant, sting, STR performing live at Rang Bhavan, Stuart DaCosta, Subir Malik, The Noise Pollution (Control and Regulation) Rules, The Police, Tough on Tobacco, Trilok Gurtu, University of Mumbai, Uriah Heap, Ustad Zakir Hussain | Comments Off

Dharavi Rocks concert to take place on 21st Dec

by Sound Box (December 14, 2011)

Dharavi Rocks is a joint educational project between blueFROG and Acorn Foundation, an NGO working for the welfare of slum children and waste collectors/ragpickers. The first music workshop with the kids was by The Boxettes and Droolian in April 2010 … READ MORE >>

Posted in Events, Guide | Tagged ACORN Foundation, Agnee, Ayush Shreshta, blueFROG, Dharavi Rocks Concert, Meiyang Chang, Mumbai Stamp, Papon, shilpa rao, Something Relevant, Taal Inc. Drum Circle, Tafiq Qureshi | Comments Off

Livewire 2011 gets bigger and better

by Sound Box (December 8, 2011)

Livewire, India’s biggest semi-professional music band competition, is the ultimate launchpad for semi pro bands who are looking to make it big in the world of music. Hundreds of bands from various parts of the country and across several genres of … READ MORE >>

Posted in Buzz, Indie News | Tagged Download Festival, Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Ensiferum, IIT Bombay, Katatronia, Livewire 2011, Mood Indigo, Parikrama, Pentagram, Porcupine Tree, Something Relevant, Vayu, Zero | Comments Off

Ray ban’s ‘Never Hide Sounds’ chooses top five bands

by Sound Box (November 24, 2011)

Giving stage to emerging sounds, the Ray Ban Never Hide Sounds’ five-month long band hunt campaign came to an end. Consisting of a pre-selected jury of musicians like Suraj Jagan, Luke Kenny, Shibani Kashyap, Anaida and more alongside popular … READ MORE >>

Posted in Buzz, Indie News | Tagged Anaida, BLEK, Digital Suicide, Fire Exit, Grind, Lightyear's Explode, Little Babooksha, Luke Kenny, Never Hide Sounds, Pentagram, Ray Ban, Shibani Kashyap, Something Relevant, Suraj Jagan | Comments Off

The REVIVAL Concludes

by Divya Naik (June 4, 2011)

Divya Naik spent time at the nale of the Revival of the Bandstand Culture in Mumbai recently and loved every minute After acts spanning almost eight weeks, the extravaganza that was the Revival of the Bandstand Culture came … READ MORE >>

Posted in Fest Watch | Tagged Airport, Andy McKee, Ankit Dayal, Ankur Tewari, Bombay Bassment, Bombay Chamber of Industry and Commerce, Bombay Rockers Project, Colour Compound, Dadar Chowpatty, Dischordian, Don Ross, Hanging Gardens, Hawa Mein Udta Jaaye, Hitesh, Imli Imchen, Indian Navy Band, Intehaan Ho Gayi Intezaar Ki, Junckt, Maharashtra Tourism and Development Corporation, Main Hoon Don, Mihir Joshi, Mumbai, New Age Fingerstyle, Pradakshinam, Preston Reed, Pulp Society, Radio One, Rajeev, Rang, Revival, Revival of the Bandstand Culture, Shor Bazaar, Snowdown Clown, Something Relevant, Split, the Ghalat Family, the MCGM, Umang, Vasuda Sharma, Y B Chavan Auditorium | 1 Comment